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DSRSD & ZONE
7 WATER FEES FOR ALAMEDA COUNTY |
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Dublin
San Ramon Services District Capacity Reserve Fees
Dublin San
Ramon Services District (DSRSD) provides potable
water distribution services to the City of Dublin. New connections
to DSRSD’s water distribution system represent an increase
in demand for water distribution services. DSRSD code requires
that this demand be assessed in the form of a capacity reserve fee (formerly known as a connection fee)
payable to DSRSD upon final map recordation and issuance
of a water line construction permit. Customers are purchasing capacity in the DSRSD water distribution system. Fees are based on meter size.
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5/8" *d |
$ 10,200.00 |
$ 11,802.00 |
3/4" *d |
15,300.00 |
17,703.00 |
1" *d |
25,500.00 |
29,505.00 |
1 1/2" *d |
51,000.00 |
59,010.00 |
2" *d |
81,600.00 |
94,416.00 |
1 1/2" *t |
122,400.00 |
188,832.00 |
2" *t |
163,200.00 |
236,040.00 |
*d
= Positive Displacement Meter *t
= W Series Turbo Meter |
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DSRSD fees are revised annually on July 1 based on changes in the Engineering News Record (ENR) Construction Cost Index and are subject to change at other times. Water capacity reserve fees will change January 1, 2012 in accordance with an updated fee study completed in May 2010.
For information on fees for larger meters or other questions, please call (925) 828-0515 and follow menu prompts to Engineering, new construction. Recycled water capacity reserve fees are equivalent to potable water fees.
Zone 7 Water Connection Fees
Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation
District, Zone 7, provides potable water treatment
services to the City of Dublin. Zone 7 delivers treated potable
water to DSRSD’s water distribution system for distribution
to consumers. New connections to DSRSD’s water distribution
system represent an increase in demand for water treatment
services. Zone 7’s code requires that this
demand be assessed in the form of a Zone 7 water connection fee. DSRSD water capacity reserve fees are collected prior to
issuance of water line construction permits and Zone 7 water connection fees are collected by DSRSD prior to meter set. Zone 7 water
fees are shown below.
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The
above fees include connection fees, facility use fees, and administrative
fees. Water connection fees for meters larger than 1½ inches are determined on a case-by-case basis.
Please note that Zone 7 fees are subject to change.
For questions concerning Zone 7 fees, please call Steven
Ellis at
(925) 454-5037.
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WASTEWATER FEES
FOR ALAMEDA COUNTY |
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| Regional | | Flow (unit=$/gpd) |
$ 60.44 |
| BOD1(unit=$/lb/day) |
1,380.03 |
| SS1(unit=$/lb/day) |
726.18 |
| Local |
7.77 |
1Flow, BOD (Biological Oxygen Demand) and SS (Suspended Solids) are used to calculate fees for commercial and industrial customers. | |
To get an estimate of the sewer capacity reserve fees (formerly known as connection fees) for your proposed enterprise, please call (925) 828-0515 and follow menu prompts to engineering, new construction. |
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Fees per Residential Unit |
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Single Family Homes, Townhouses |
$ 15,913.00 |
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- Second Dwelling |
6,366.00 |
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Condominiums |
11,936.00 |
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Apartments |
10,487.00 |
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DSRSD fees are revised annually on July 1 based on changes in the Engineering News Record (ENR) Construction Cost Index and are subject to change at other times.
For questions regarding the above
fees, please call (925) 828-0515 and follow menu prompts to engineering,
new construction.
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If you are a new affordable residential,
commercial, industrial or institutional customer of DSRSD, a payment program may be available to you. DSRSD is assisting the cities
within its service area with their efforts to attract new restaurants,
businesses, and affordable housing. New residential, commercial,
industrial, and school customers normally must pay a regional sewer capacity reserve fee in advance. This fee varies depending on the amount of wastewater discharged
and its strength. The installment payment program
spreads payment of the regional capacity reserve fee up to a period of
10 years for those meeting the program's requirements.
In order to qualify for the program, you must be a new affordable residential,
commercial, industrial, or institutional customer of DSRSD. Also, the regional portion of your wastewater capacity reserve fees must be between $25,000 - $100,000.
Capacity reserve fees, formerly known as connection fees, are assessed to new customers before approval is granted for construction
of new facilities or before allowing connection to the sewer system. Regional
fees are based on estimated volume and strength of
wastewater discharge. Local fees are based on estimated volume
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